Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1887-10-02
tfroD Tuesdays DAilJ.l
BALNA0USDI.

'SW AAhIeck thls morning.
Mrs. S. A. Bo~ser cnme up from Car.
lin last evening aud returned this morn-
ing.
Frank Dakiu is not feeling quite %
veil to-day. He il realizes aud has
little or 10 appetite.
All. ChArtz has retired from the vir-
g'niA City Evening Report. That pa
per will be published heneeiorth by d.
l.. Brown.
Quite . number OF tho citizens Of
CAriin are here AZ witnesses in the
"rifh'h eass pov ON trial In the Dis
tIict Court. ss
W. c. d. Allen, of the Shoshone
Journal. gave the I~SDkPESpAxr
friendly call this morning. Mr.. Allen
Is en- route to .Reno and tho State
Fair. ~ aa
Idaho AvalAnche:-A contemporary
says the saloon should DO taken outr of
politics. Just for y AiarteF ne will sue-
EeSt that the politicians b taken out If
the Saloons.
The Eureka Sentinel gives notice that
IT will c,A>e publication as = daily aurr
October l.t, times being too dull on the
Base Range 10 Warrant its appearance
oftener Than once a week. II
Lucy Parsons. wife Of Anarchist Par
sons. was arrested III Chicago last week
for distributing copies Of her husbands
addsrss to the public ON the streets, 4 IL
violation Of a city ordinance.
% Appeal:-TLere is trouble in the Viz
gina School Board over the change OF
school books aud Prof. Bray is charged
with issuing certificates for money. A
searching Investigation will be made.
The sunday School Library has Just
beeu repieuished with n large lot Of
new and iuter-stiug books which will
furnish profitable reading nntter for
both old aud young during tue long
evenings OF the coming Winter.
The KemIrr sister,. of Paradise VAL
ley. Humboldt county. came OF ~VictUri.
Gus IN the ladies tournament ct the
CIliiOruia State Fair, Miss J. kemIer
being awarded the lgst prize aud Hiss
4. ksw!rr the third prize, there being
co.apeutor-.
Pale Face" in = Communication
10 The Silver State refutsd the charge
that Matches was cheated out Of his
crop. lie says that Matches never did
anything toward raising the crop, not
SIthsiandIug which Sarah Tinuemucca
offered hin 80 which he refused.
Helen VI. Coke write. that the KISS
o. on LeE brow are the richest diad-ma
somAu's soul aspir.s to-" And nov
ZONES AL exchange Which remarks that
. fellow Sho kisses u young lady ON her
brow while her rosy lips are making
motions like q patent clothes Vriuger Is
not the mAu for tue Position.
Cincinnati EuqulGrT (DSm.l:-It is
conceded that neither the RcpublicAn
nor the Democratic party can succeed
III the presidential contest OF 1858 with
out the electoral vote of tho State OF
New York. Bot neither pnrty is pre-
pared to coucrde that the vote of New
York thus fall will determine her vote
next fall.
Yankee Blade-"Do you realize,
SIR" said q long.haired passeDger,
''tLst there is One Who sees and hears
all Ne do. who can solve our Utmost
thoughts. and before whom We are but
crushed vorms?"
"GlVe Us your hand. stranger re-
Piled the other. II knoS just how you
feel. I'm married myself"
Agent Fairchild informs US that
parties Who desire 70 st,end the Wells
bali on Oct. 5th. eau obtain = permit 10
go ny on Il freight train by notifying
him Of the TACT IN the evening Of the 4Ih
or morning OF the 5th. Shuuld the
passenger train be late on tina evening
OF tue 9TH it would be necessary to go
up during the day in order to enjoy the
festivities Of the occasion.
Joseph Douglass, a capitalist OF Vir.
ginis City. refused to obey q suLpopua'
sent him 10 appear as y witness in the
Justice Court aud when brought IN by
Au officer called the Justice . d.
IRISH s-----h." lie was fned 500
for contempt aud landed in the county
jill. After a short season spent in re
heclion lie paid the 500 aud was re
leased from custody.
The New York Star again appeals for
subscriptions to the Grant monument.
Ii 10 = crying shame. says the Virginia
Chronicle. that the rich men OF the
country hold 80 tightly TO their monsy
bags, mud from present indicsGons ia
is to Ii built At all Ihe work.
ing people will contribute the funds.
But for their liberAliIy the great Statue
Of Liberty would neIss have been placed
in position. They are, Atsr all. the
true patriots.
Surveyor General Hise, Of Arizona,
in his annual report, calls attention to.
tome peculiar surveys Of land ia that